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The Boeing Company

Apple Inc.

Richard Darin Roe

Norman Nuo Wang

James J Cwik

Clifford F Shaeffer

A revolver reloading apparatus includes a holding device, having a body with a hole extending therethrough; arms extending from the body and to receive and hold cartridges; a central body having projections extending from a bottom surface to align with the cartridges; a cap extending through the central body and the hole to secure the central body and the holding device together; depressing the cap pushes the projections into the cartridges to release the cartridges; and the arms are flexible and thereby release the cartridges.

Revolver reloading apparatus and method of use

A revolver reloading apparatus includes a holding device, having an elongated body; arms extending radially from the elongated body and to hold cartridges; a cap integrally attached to the elongated body at a position above the plurality of arms; the elongated body connects the cap and the arms; twisting the elongated body while the plurality of cartridges are engaged with barrels of cylinder releases the cartridges from the arms; and the arms are flexible and thereby release the plurality of cartridges.

A magazine loader apparatus includes an elongated body; a slider device secured within an interior of the elongated body; a first cradle to hold a cartridges and to slidingly engage with the slider device within the interior of the elongated body; the first cradle is to align with a magazine; and applying force to the first cradle via the magazine causes the first cradle to slide away from the magazine, thereby releasing the cartridges into the magazine.

Rifle magazine loader apparatus

A lightweight amphibious vehicle system enables a user to traverse the land or water in the same craft. The wheels have paddles attached on the sides and are powered by a transmission that multiplies the force of a user to enable the system to travel without great effort. The transmission is driven by pedal power input by the user.

Lightweight amphibious vehicle

A magazine charging apparatus includes a carrier that holds cartridges and facilitates their transfer to a magazine; the carrier having a body that encloses an interior compartment, the body having a first side and a second side to receive the cartridges therebetween, the first side and the second side each having a cutout extending partially a length of the first side and the second side and the cutout having a notches; slider plate, having a body to fit with within the interior compartment; and two protrusions extending away from the body and to protrude through the cutout of the first side and second side; the notches allow for one direction longitudinal movement of the slider plate within the interior compartment; a lid pivotally attached to the body; a displacement leg rigidly attached to the bottom back end of the carrier and to depress the follower of a magazine; a cradle integral to the first side and the second sides at the bottom end of the carrier and extending radially inward to hold a cartridge; and a seating plate rigidly attached to the bottom of the front end of the carrier to push the cartridges in the magazine.

Magazine charging apparatus and method of use

Systems and techniques for generating an artificial terrain map can compute a region of a noise map in an N-dimensional space and define a terrain characteristic in correspondence with a value of the noise map at each of a selected plurality of positions within the region of the noise map. The terrain characteristic can be projected at each of a selected plurality of positions within the region on a lower-dimensional sub-space. A map of an artificial terrain can be rendered based on the projection. The map of the artificial terrain can be scaled or otherwise manipulated in correspondence with scaling or otherwise manipulating the lower-dimensional sub-space. Generated maps in machine-readable form can be converted to a human-perceivable form, and/or to a modulated signal form conveyed over a communication connection.

Virtual terrain alteration systems and related methods

A magazine charging apparatus facilities the storage, transport and transfer of cartridges to a magazine. The apparatus having an interior compartment with channels having prongs that flexible support the cartridges. The end of the apparatus has a tool to facilitate the transfer by pushing the follower of a magazine down and a seating plate that provides a surface to push against the tip of a cartridge forcing it in the magazine. The apparatus could be disposable, recyclable or reusable necessitating various materials in its fabrication.

Magazine charging apparatus

There is provided a loading device for applying a load to a composite structure during a non-destructive inspection. The loading device comprises a load indicator to indicate the load applied, which is preferably a normal load, and comprises a connector attached to the load indicator to connect the loading device to a surface of the structure. A support contacts the structure to support the load indicator and the connector. The support preferably comprises a plate and three legs, wherein the load indicator is attached to the plate and the legs contact the structure. The legs may comprise protective ends for contacting the structure and may define adjustable lengths. A load applicator in mechanical communication with the connector and the load indicator applies the load to the structure, advantageously by reducing the distance between the connector and load indicator to create the load. The connector may connect to the surface of the structure defining a protrusion or to a protrusion removably adhered to the surface of the structure.

Loading device for non-destructive inspections of composite structures

A method of strengthening a bolt hole in a fibrous composite laminate when a hole is drilled in a laminate sheet. The method allows for increased thickness strength, bearing strength and the use of low cost high strength fasteners which may or may not be galvanically compatible through the use of plating the edges of the holes with a metal spray.

Method of bolt hole strengthening in a fibrous composite laminate

A composite wing structure for an aircraft, missile and the like. The structure characterized by the use of ultralight materials and having a potential of being stealthy.

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Richard Darin Roe